"I understand. Please release Franky."
With this man around, all schemes are futile, and Robin herself had already given up resisting. Kuro's presence only made her compromise faster.
"That's more like it. I won't interrupt your discussion about how awful the World Government is. After all, I'm just a Marine. Your ideas are too advanced, and my level is too low to keep up."
Kuro stood up. "Lida, let's go."
Lida reverted to her childlike form and obediently followed behind Kuro as the group left the first carriage.
He was originally going to the second carriage, but he found that the third carriage hadn't detached; only the fourth, the support carriage, had. So he went to the third carriage instead.
"Kuro...that woman is so pitiful."
After staying in the carriage for a while, seeing that Kuro's expression gradually calmed down and he even started joking with Kuro, Lida finally asked him a question.
Lida also went to sea at the age of eight and experienced a lot. The only difference between her and Robin is that she was not wanted by the police.
"That woman was innocent; she was just caught in the crossfire. But her subsequent upbringing led her to see certain things as a mission..."
Kuro stroked Lida's head, looked out the window, and slowly said, "But you know, good and bad, right and wrong, righteousness and evil, there are no answers in the whole world. Whether it's the Navy, the pirates, or the government, everyone thinks they are right, so where are the wrong people? Order, freedom, dreams, ambition, living, dying, who can really figure it out?"
"It's too profound, I don't understand." Lida patted her head.
Kuro sighed: "Let the times develop on their own. In such times, all we can do is protect ourselves."
“Speak like a human.” Lida rolled her eyes.
"Don't cause trouble," Kuro said, emphasizing each word.
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